Dear community,
in our project we have several users that need to write result back to a data base.
Often the table they write back (in our case to Oracle) will not exist in Oracle, which means we would like to directly create a new table and store our result in this newly created table in Oracle.
Is there any way to do this?
Our current workaround looks like this:
- In Oracle a user creates a new table in the correct schema and grants it to the technical user (the one that is connected to OD).
- In ONE DATA the user then selects this table from the connection and creates a data table from it (by clicking the plus sign) and then we use a data table save processor to write into this connected table.
As this are some additional steps that reduce acceptance of ONE DATA and decrease usability, I am wondering if you have any more tips how to approach this?
Might the storage type Connection: Column Family help us here?
How does one configure what connections can be selected there? In my test case, I am loading data from an Oracle connection but the dropdown of the data table save “connections” is empty (see picture).
Thanks for your input already.
Cheers, Viola